Year in and year out, “Nutcracker” has been the reliable cash cow that bankrolled the rest of the Cincinnati Ballet season. And year in and year out, Frisch’s has been there, too, supporting the existing production even as it set aside money for the next production. This is how that relationship came about…
The Friends of Music Hall (FMH) executive committee has chosen Mindy Rosen to be the organization’s first executive director, effective Dec. 30.
The self-guided walking tour of homes in OTR will start near 14th and Vine streets and head north to several homes around Findlay Market, with plenty of food and drink stops along the way.
The first in a series about women in 20th-century Cincinnati, possessed with chutzpah and vision, who profoundly enriched our lives and our communities.
Our busy August continues this week with a mix of events indoors and out that’ll not only please any taste but can even give you a backup plan in case a pop-up shower, you know, pops up. Read on to see what we mean.
Here’s a chance to relive the very first Moon landing or share the experience with your family.
World War I ended with Germany’s surrender on Nov. 11, 1918, after 4½ years of conflict. Just one month later, an exposition came to Music Hall celebrating the Allied victory and those Cincinnatians who served their country.
I’m honored to share with you the lay of the land for lovers and other strangers in the seven days ahead. Let’s start with the former…
Inside and out, architects, preservationists and scores of skilled tradespeople have given their full attention to one of the city’s most iconic Art Deco masterpieces – Union Terminal. The museum officially reopens to the public Nov. 17.
